Iconic Store with and Iconic Past, Here today, but may be gone tomorrow…read more... This is an amazing store with amazing architecture, but sadly this store may be in the past very soon. Despite preservationists efforts to save the store, along with the Dallas City Council itself, it appears this store's days may be numbered. If you want an amazing shopping experience with amazing selection and service, get there while you still can!

This is the OG Neiman Marcus store in downtown Dallas, since 1914. I've always been a big fan of…read moreNeiman Marcus, especially the Beverly Hills location, which has long been one of my favorites. While staying at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas, my friend and I decided to stop by this flagship store, especially knowing it's a legendary location and currently at risk of closing. My friend was interested in buying some shoes and a purse as she lives abroad and was doing a lot of shopping (time to rack up on InCircle points) but once we walked in and realized how quiet and silent the store was, we decided to just have a coffee and then proceed to another store later. While I understand that the building has undergone architectural changes over the years, the ground floor felt underwhelming in terms of interior design. On a quiet Tuesday afternoon, the store was practically empty. We decided to grab coffee downstairs at the Expresso Bar, but the atmosphere was a bit off. A security guard in a bulletproof vest, visibly armed, stared at me for a second, which was somewhat unsettling. He moved on, but it made the space feel more tense than welcoming. We were dressed nicely--my friend had on a Chanel top, I was wearing fancy Italian loafers....so it likely wasn't about our appearance. There's nothing signature "Neiman's" or luxurious about the Expresso Bar or its presentation. Two iced lattes and a cookie served at a counter in plastic cups came to $20 with tip, which felt pricey considering the overall experience. The only other people in the bar seemed to be employees on break. I've read wonderful things about the Zodiac restaurant upstairs and wish we had time to check it out. I truly hope this iconic store stays open, but it could definitely use some fresh energy and warmth to bring it back to life. Some good energizing or soothing shopping music (even a piano) could do wonders.

It's lovely to look at, and the displays are artfully arranged, but the location made me sad. It's…read moreclosed on Sundays and Mondays. They want you to make an appointment to shop here but there's no one inside. The destitute situation in downtown Dallas also makes it seem depressing; who wants to shop in a store with no customers inside (since they won't let them in without an appointment) and then buy a $2k Rabanne dress with desperate homeless people outside? The security is fierce. I guess they need to be.

BE WARNED!!! I asked the manager & the IT coordinator to…read moreremove my email address from their list of clients. They did not and still have not even though I asked in writing a number of times. In addition, I filed complaints with the BBB, Texas Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission in which they have ignored all the complaints and the continuous demands. Manager: Robin Wilkes, IT coordinator: Arlette Silva. Due to my experience... Robin WILKES Her incompetence reaches staggering new heights. This pathetic excuse for a "manager" lacks even the self-awareness to recognize her own incompetence. Her leadership is as inconsequential as a lepton, and her professional conduct is an outright joke. Arlette SILVA A laughably inept "IT Coordinator" at Forty Five Ten, whose technical prowess rivals that of a box of hair. Even the simplest task--like removing an email address at a client's request--somehow exceeds her baffling incompetence. Frankly, this IT department would be more effective if it were staffed by lab-rejected monkeys from failed pharmaceutical trials. An embarrassment to the IT profession.

Nicest place in Dallas , we were looking of some Rick Owens and Margiela pieces .. super friendly…read moreand chic &cool store

What a great addition to downtown Dallas ! The LA imports are keeping Dallas trendy with new…read moreclothes coming in all the time. The are carrying very exclusive brands for the city such as Rick Owens, Jil Sanders, and Moschino that are not carried at Neimans or Nordstrom. The staff are always gracious and friendly when I am at the store. I know the women's store just reopened recently after unfortunate fire damage and wish them all the best of luck as they continue. --Make sure to check out the window displays because they are always dope.